can i ask did they advertise in other newspapers and a they were a periodical. >> i don't think i can support this item with having this small business exchange list and somehow representative of the african-american community because it's not true. however, you all want to proceed i know there are this is just not the case he i don't necessarily want to push is through >> let me suggest this. we'll move item number one forward and two to the full board. but we have time between now and next tuesday to discuss amendments. okay >> supervisor wiener. i'm sorry with respect to item number one are you suggesting we move it forward or. if our goal is to maximize the notices how can we leave out the chronicle i would feel the same about the examiner. so i'm supportive it add to the chronicle today >> so i'd share that prospective as well arrest do we have a motion to add the chronicle to the motion. >> so move forward and then item number one can i have a motion as amended to the full board. and item number two mr. city attorney sorry >> i don't believe you took public comment before the vo

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so any way i you can help me i appreciate it >> can i just clarify one thing i released that the lawsuit the code enforcement in my office was taking care of that. >> i think we have a comment from the deputy. >> there is a standard for - the appellant could go to the fourth floor and do a 3 hour report and he could a appeal the 3 unit and heel meet with a member of staff that will be on the 3rd floor. that member of staff will make the determination of how many units and if we agree with him there's evidence of the fourth unit i'll go to planning and that's how the process works. and he'll get a clear process of how many units there are >> that's what the appellant did do. >> so obviously - i would like to make a motion to continue this for one month and just vote on that. if we have to vote let's vote and i second that motion >> on the question what is to happen in this one month? >> if i could add a friendly amendment to that motion apparently what i'm concerned about is it out standing mo vs so in the units that are not related that are questionable the illegal unit and also the unit

i do not look like i can take down a perpetrator. isabeth moss -- elisabeth tavis: i was in a conversation. she was barely five foot tall. here she is taking all these people, and she is diminutive. if harriet tubman can take freedom. that is all i am saying. >> that is what i would like to do. we are very similar in our work for humanity. i guess height has something to do with it. robin griffin,e rapeorks with children and cases and more of that than robberies. , and shery strong really falls down the rabbit hole, and she gets way too involved in the case, and you find out why it gets so personal. she ends up finding herself with this search for the little girl, having to face everything she has been running away from. ?> why is it set in new zealand >> jane has a link with new zealand. real new zealand girl, and i think that is the story she was telling. she has said this was her best work. i agree. is there is a personal connection with that landscape. she is so in love with that country and that world, and you can see it. persona

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you get ♪ i wanna know if you can get to that ♪ can you get ♪ i wanna know if you can get to that ♪ e fantastic mavis staples. mavis, i love the fact at the end of this song you just played there was a moment of quiet and you just said "yeah." (laughter) i don't think there's ever been a more merited "yeah." >> i couldn't help it, john. >> john: last time i saw you was in the rally to restore sanity and i was add -- dressed as peter pan. >> i tried to catch you but i couldn't catch you! >> john: i always thought i would meet a legend of music wearing green tights. and my most abiding memories are standing in the wings watching you and jeff tweety sing and realizing i was standing next to artie dee too. that was crazy. >> that was crazy and fun. and you ran off with divine! you had the green tights on. you said "i'm getting out of here with this vine." (laughs) >> john: so the new album is coming out in the a couple weeks and you're on tour, correct? >> i'm on tour. and it is. >> john: oh, it's england. i'm sorry. it's back on me, not on you. you're on tour. >> you threw me that time.

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i can say what i want" and they have good arguments. i will give them that but you need to show them -- and law enforcement needs to show them it's not okay and we take it seriously and i do counseling for issues that originate at school and social media, whatever it is but as part the solution and we are standing up together and saying it's not okay. >> and holly this is no longer a local program, correct? >> it's amazing the response and law enforcement and everybody is looking for tools and answers to get some solutions and so we took it to washington dc earlier in the summer, so we have been working with maryland and virginia and all over california and hopefully washington soon and really excited to get everybody interested with the information. >> somebody asked how do you implement a restorative justice program? do you have that answer. >> that's a good question and it's definitely county specific in california they noticed because i have done training in this program in different counties and i always invite the local da and the

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there's a lot that i can do, a lot i can give back. >> at first glance, this could be a beauty shop inown, usa, but it's actually on the grounds of the prison. >> can i have a magazine, please? >> yes, ma'am. >> the inmates call it cosmo, and it's here where they learn how to style hair and give facials and manicures. >> it makes me feel like i'm at home going to the beauty shop, and, actually, it relieves the stress. it takes me away from that environment, for a little while at least. >> my instructors, they don't treat me like an inmate. they treat me like a student. first of all, i'm a female and i'm african-american and i've been incarcerated, so that's already three strikes against me. but i think i could actually have another chance to become someone, to be something. i would always turn my client away from the mirror so that she's surprised when she see that transformation. >> shampoo and conditioner, please. >> jennie brown is 21 and serving six to eight months for trafficking cocaine and breaking and entering. >> this is where i hand out the supplies, brushes, shampoo/conditio

i like it because i feel that i can express, i can teach, i can motivate others. el good when i'm up there. when i'm on stage and i recite and i'm on the mike, i feel free. there's no boundaries. living a life of crime bought nothing but misery. yes. i had nice cars, living like a star with the bling-bling and the dress code and my gun always on lock and load on a long, dark road going nowhere. >> poetry had such an effect on some of the younger women inmates, almost being moved to tears, they were so overwhelmed by what she had to say to them. >> poetry is meant, it's deep down in your core. i'm here to stay, i found my way, i want to be heard for all to hear and see, but to be honest, i do it, i do it for me. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's right. >> when i came in here, you know, i had a temper problem. i had my ideas about life were really distorted, and you know, now i know my purpose a little bit. but if you would have caught me just a few years ago, we would have been thumping it out. i'd knock your butt on the floor. one thing i learned is me, ♪ me myself

i need some doan money. and if you can work on the photograph, great. you know? i mean, i'd be a lot better for me. >> i need on get out of there, want to take a shower. that's all i wanted to do. that guy was incredibly lame. >> lame may be an understatement when it comes to order folks trying to hire hit men. we asked rick griffith a former undercover agent for the colorado bureau of investigation if he ever wanted to shake some sense into these people before they go and you ruin their lives. >> you like to reach out and touch them, but unfortunately, you can't do that. you think, my god, you know, where did these people come from. i wonder that every day. where do these people come from? they just come ultimate off the woodwork, they crawl out. it's unbelievable. >> these are the same people that you see in the grocery store tonight that you perhaps go to church with, sit by in the movie. the only difference is life has dealt them a hand that they can't handle. >> gary johnson is the senior investigator with the harris county district attorney's office in houst

i said, i am going as hard as i can for as long as i can. walked the first two guys in that inning. joe torre came in and said how are you doing? i said, it doesn't matter. i'm not coming out. [laughter] then i threw the worst pitch all night. he popped it out. the game is over and i am pumping my fists. i remember the years i was out of baseball. did my father see the game? i have all of the emotions going through me. i called my mom on the phone. he was resting. at that point when i got there in the morning, he was on life support. the doctor told me that he did see the game and they, at the last moment, he had a wet tear on his i. -- his eye. the last game i dad saw me pitch was that the hitter. it gives me goosebumps thinking about it. that will always be precious in my heart. story,when i read that i know everybody and their mother was to talk to you. i don't want to have the same kind of conversation that everybody else does. your troubles in your travails. you talk about it in the book and people know about that. i'm struck by, of all

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- i don't know if i can. someone who might. - kara stanton's work history, aliases, prior addresses, financial records, and her death certificate. unfortunately, the most relevant part of her life is the one we know the least about. - after she was declared dead. snow knew stanton too. when i caught up with him after he broke into that tech company, he mentioned a woman. said she was planning something big. - what was it he was looking for at the technology company? - he stole a hard drive. - i'm gonna need everything you know about that drive from your report. the only way we can help mr. reese is to try to figure out what she's planning to do and for whom. - well, when i saw snow, he was wired with a bomb vest. - i guess it's fair to say that wherever john is, he needs our help and quickly. - who are we meeting? - don't worry about it. you're just picking something up. [gunfire] - you coming in or what? [gunfire on tv] you guys dirty cops? feds? i'm guessing feds. - do you have what we came for? - good to go

i can see all the horrors of war in your face. yeah and they took me to america where i was in rehabilitation for six months. i was in a terrible psychological state. and i felt as i was about to explode i started getting gastrointestinal bleeding. it was a big fire oid problems. then i had total amnesia. bunch of health problems came out. it took four years in the u.s. just to repair my health. and i really missed my work i missed it so much there were times when every night i dreamed of performing surgery of course i knew perfectly well that someday i'd be back at my place on the operating table. and now i am. used to go to church or four months time but since becoming an american citizen opportunity to spend time there last year i spent eleven months and. this is how i've lived for these last year. long empty words i really mean less. whenever i leave chechnya. my conscience torments me. for this idea that we would i want to organize a mission. i want to bring a large medical team to chechnya to work here he's here. with me yeah

i don't think we can make the parties compromise on the spot here tonight. i feel based on my earlier comments, that jurisdiction is warranted here. i would move to grant. >> okay. just a quick comment for both parties. i'm not prepared to revoke the permit. but i am prepared to support the jurisdiction and that i believe that will take us out to that timeframe anyway. >> okay. >> commissioners, another option is to delay your decision until our next meeting if you can reach more time. >> i don't want to delay. >> i don't think we should bring them back in a week. >> we are currently scheduling new appeals for august 14th. you can also order us to schedule it as a later time if you want or anytime >> let's go with our normal course and let our parties have an opportunity to resolve. >> yeah. i believe we have a motion from the president to grant both jurisdiction request on demo and site. on that motion to grant both jurisdiction request which would include a five-day appeal period. commissioner fung, aye, hurtado is absent. lazarus? aye. commissioner honda?

the doctor told me i can still have a baby. adopt a child. as far as i am concerned, when i think of what i went through trying to be with destiny, it is so scary. i am not going to say will not try having a baby. i feel fine, but adoption is still an option for me. i still want to make a difference in a baby's life. i am still going to go through with it. oh, hi. yes. i made an appointment last week today atm wilson 11:00. i am still coming. i will see you then. thanks. bye. >> what is your name? crying] >> i definitely think she could do it. she has high motivation and commitment. she seems to have a lot of insight into the issues involved in adoption. i think she would definitely be a good candidate for adoption, but she is also aware of the process she will go through. she is happy to do that. when she is ready and the time is right, she can go through the adoption process. a lot of the babies are from hiv-positive mothers. that might be the motivating reason they have been abandoned or given up for adoption. fortunately for

i can vouch for that, i did it. mta also surveyed people who lived one block away, and found overwhelming support. 86 percent said they support this particular proposal that's before you now. in addition to the north panhandle [inaudible] and they did their support to the mta last year. also, the pacific blood bank on-or the blood bank of the pacific on turk and [inaudible] so we do have the community support. there has been outreach conducting. there may be some people who did not receive those notices, but i think more than a goodwill effort was made to reach as many as possible. thank you. >> thank you very much. before the next speaker i'll name a few more cards. david, sandra, richard, howard,. >> i live -- my name is lawrence lee, i live in the thrower hey and i'm a board member of the association. i'm department on bicycling to get around the city and it's really the most affordable way for me to get around. too frequently we hear about injuries and deaths caused by automobile traffic around this place. the s

all right, i can work with that. i can work with that. okay, what are we gonna do? o me again. my mind's going. give it to me again. we can do something with that. >> [ vocalizing hoarsely ] >> okay, do it like you did it. do it like you just did it. >> [ voice cracking ] >> oh, no, that sucks. don't do it. no. >> curtis, i think she blew her voice out. >> amateurs. >> janine. >> [ hoarsely ] well, i can still perform. i can do it. >> baby... >> i can do this, uncle curtis. >> no, the hell you can't. you're like this. you can't do it. it's a wrap. god said, "shut up." >> see? you should have just listened to uncle curtis and broke a leg. >> go take the trash out. >> i can't hear you. you know, my music is playing and stuff. >> can you hear this? >> yep. >> thank you, baby. janine, come on. let's just go and get some tea, baby. maybe that'll fix it. >> that's a good idea. >> i can't believe this. >> i can't believe you. >> hey, family. >> act natural. act natural. >> hey, baby. can you help me hang these fliers for the talent show? >> janine would love to help you han

there's nothing i can do about it. i really am a believer since i'm a educator that negative talk works. folks on bikes need to be cited. those cyclists who are stoepsz to be stopping on the green mile and are are creeping up into the crosswalk so we can get a jump on traffic and keep going for legally they're not to be there. we need to have officers on market street ticketing those guys they they somehow believe their mainlyal beings. i - when it comes to this bike human resources. i have one person who end up in a walker and it's too bad it jean can't be here to show what the result can be when the bicyclist with that sense of entitlement and those god forsaken earplugs. they're not on the same plain we're and there isn't much you can do as a pedestrian there are you're walking and first your startled. need our help >> thank you any further public comment. seeing none, next >> the department of general order 5.05 response driving. >> we have in our packet the final version. so tonight is just essentially a vote so if

it's like whoa, i can -- i own the world. i can do whatever i want. i can -- better than any ceo in the world. i can instruct you to do whatever i want you to do with a pistol, you know? it's adrenalin you can never get from anything else. unfortunately, there's a consequences because, you know, i got a strike my years have doubled, which is like up to 521 years. and i got 11 consecutive life terms. i know why i'm here, but i can see why most of you are here. stupid. >> in our three months of taping, we never heard an inmate so willing to detail his own crime, especially with an appeal pending. >> i've invaded many a home, not necessarily the ones i was convicted for. all right? i've invaded other people's homes, you know. people that play the same game i play, sell drugs, whatever. i go in this home. >> how he'd you get in? >> i went through the front door. how do you get in? >> the door wasn't locked? >> of course, if it's locked, you go through it, break down the door. alarm goes off. each of us take a room. got to cover everybody at one time. beca

i can go ahead and say that in front of you in whole honesty. to me, if i was misunderstood, at this point to give them a whole year would be difficult for me. but i am open to some flexibility where they don't exactly have to get out in 60 days, sir. >> i'm totally in agreement. i think you have been an outstanding landlord. i think that most people who have gotten their permits and had the legal right to proceed would have. is there a number that months or days that you would be willing to commit with and you might want to speak with your council? >> i would say can you pause for about 90 seconds? >> while you all confer. go ahead. i don't have any questions of you. i want to offer my comments. this is a jurisdiction request, the written submissions as well as the testimony today, i found compelling in that the capacity to understand the notice and it's implications and the need to actually file the appeal within the time period, and that's what, they missed it by 20 days and i read in the submissions that part of it was a challenge and actuall

i can go anywhere. i can get a passport. i can do anything, you know, if i want to.ent at all times like i have been. so basically i can do anything i want to. >> although hymes has reached the end of his sentence, the stakes are higher than ever. >> hymes has two strikes against him right now, and i think he is aware that if he commits another crime and is prosecuted for that, it could very well be a third strike. which he would be looking at 25 to life. >> i'm too old now, you know. i mean, i figure if i came back to prison again, i would never get out. no matter if it was for a two-year sentence or something. no telling what happened. i just can't subject myself to that. >> christmases, thanksgivings, birthdays. he got to spend one birthday out of jail in over 15 years, he's able to spend one birthday, and that was in 2003. >> first my plan is to go eat a good meal, you know, and my sisters come to get me and just be around my family. >> i think my brother learned a lesson. i believe this time he's going to get out, he's going to try to do more than what he was do

i can be mad at the judge, but i put me in his courtroom.dn't been in his courtroom, he wouldn't have been able to send me here. i did this. so why not learn to control your anger a little bit and find another way to express it instead of 30 years later being here, laying here in this rack in the middle of the night tossing and turning being mad at yourself and not knowing what to do with it? >> coming up -- >> you woods? >> yes, sir. >> what's your number again? >> aurelious woods enters the surreal world of adult prison. >> he's going to walk in that cell house scared to death. this is an ugly world. will be e in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town. you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare. now that we're expecting, i like the fact i can go onto angie's list and look for pediatricians. the service providers that i've found on angie's list actually have blown me away. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list --

i hope that we can continue on to do this year. i hope that you can see that the benefit that the city does get from this organization here. i am here also to support the continuance of the non residents fee for the botanical garden. this is another success story despite of what some of the naysayers said four years ago. visitors expect to come to -- when you visit another city expect to pay for many of the things that you visit and i have seen people who have been through the garden and then before they leave add extra donations to the donation box here. without the fee we would lose about three to four gardeners and 1/3 of the staff and no organization can survive with 1/3 of the staff gone here so supervisors i hope that you consider this. you have been hearing people ask for money and not cutting the budget and here we have a society that earns money and the fee for the park is actually a source of revenue nobody considered three or four years ago so this is a plus, plus for the city and the park. thank you. >> i want to thank t

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i can be creative. i can -- i can go to europe during that time. er words, you can get your own gpa up even if your career is in the tank. >> how did that come to you? >> i was left money, that helped. i had an inheritance from my parents. if i had been broke, i would have no philosophy at all. >> but having money -- base chris because i was rich. >> thanks, man. >> thank you. >> martin short, everybody. wonderful martin short. we'll be right back. >> when we come back it's big wiz khalifa in the red chair and then we leave the studios and get on some bikes and follow his passion with keanu reeves. >>> hi, how are you? our next guest is one of the most interesting guys making music today, and he's achieved an awful lot for a very young age and has had quite a young life experience, if you will. traveled all over the joint. his name is wiz khalifa. believe me, someone in your room is singing his song right now. wiz is on his way out. here's his story. when his grandfather gave him the name khalifa, the arabic word for successor he must have known wiz

i just hope i can do the right thing, you know. it's hard to say it and do it. >> you know what not to do. >> i know what not to do. it's going to be hard. it ain't going to be easy. this is the easy part, going home today. >> yeah, it is. you know, just being real about it. >> right. >> never said anything wrong to me, kevin. >> 20 minutes change buses in montgomery. >> montgomery? >> yeah. >> thank you, sir. >> he said 12:30, so you got about 20 minutes. if you want to walk in there and get something, you can. >> something to drink, something to smoke. that's a nice bike, dude. it's kind of crazy looking at all this stuff. i ain't seen so much variety in so long. i ain't never had one of these. i got locked up before this came out, red bull. i might just have to try this. i'm going to get this. pork rinds. i'm going crazy. pork rinds. here we go. i can get some of them. tell your boobs to stop staring at me. i might need this one. liberation right here. because i can. in there you can't have that opportunity to do what you want to

i can tell you're upset, too. steve king and i know we shouldn't be making these cages bigger. if anything, we can go smaller. i mean, just do however they raise those boneless chickens. i mean, you can just defoot them and make them live in a paper towel tube. see? see? what's that? what's that? he's perfectly happy in here, aren't you? aren't you, baby? all right, and then when you want a nice, fresh egg, just squeeze and there you go. nice work shirley. nice work. now it's feeding time. there you go. all right. all right, very good. she's having fun, okay. and it's totally-- it's totally humane. see, she's free range. look at her go. look at that. look at that. look at that. put that back up there. congressman pass a law mandating my new tube cages. we can call it "chicken a la king." we'll be right back. >> stephen: welcome back. thank you so much, folks. nation if you wiewch this sho you know i'm always looking out for america's women. they're juggling so much these days-- family, work, and so many different brands of yogurt. i can't even remember which one makes jamie lee

so i train when i can, but i... i train as hard as i can, and so, i just gut it out, race hard and it is what it is. (laughing) narrator: in the men's pro race, conrad stoltz and josiah middaugh are riding together. they are just a few seconds ahead of third-place rider, aussie ben allen. the next challenge is the climb up sardine peak, and middaugh looks to set the pace as he's retaken the lead. a few miles back, melanie mcquaid remains the leader in the women's race. but she is only a few seconds ahead of suzie snyder, who is having her best racing day since becoming a pro just two years ago. navigating his way through the colorful fall foliage of northern utah, josiah middaugh increases his lead. early race leader chris jeffrey is in third now. but lesley paterson is closing in. up ahead, middaugh is right at home on sardine peak. middaugh: i really do like the addition of sardine peak. um, it flows really well with the rest of the course. it's still a pretty gradual climb. um, you know, you're in the woods with

where is the only safe haven i can go? 's alibi or flamingo. >> is that a bar? >> gay bar. and it was awesome. the people there they open up their arms and it's tough. that first time, and i never did makeup before and i had this ratty wig and it was not very pretty. but i went down there and it was fun, because one of the drag queens kind of took me by the shoulder, and she was way taller than me. she said hey, your name is chris, and we really need to help you out. >> she was giving you make-up advice? >> yeah, you don't do lipstick all over your face like this. so i got a few lessons and i got better, and it was something -- think about a young girl growing up with her mom playing with her makeup when she's in grade school. all the time i missed, i had to catch up on. so i'm going through my growing up period and puberty period, trying to cram it into like a month of sneaking out of my house and talking to them and learning more things, and trying to -- i don't want to disrespect women or my community. so i try to look g

so i just want to make sure that when i say something, i can deliver it. i think we have a path forward, but i want to be honest, and this is all about transparency. i can't promise what i don't know yet, if i can deliver, and i will do that at some time when i am very concern about what our budget is. because we're still watching out for things that we can't control. >> thank you. san francisco is a town that loves animals, we especially love our dogs. san francisco is considered one of the most dog-friendly citis in the nation. i don't know if you knew that or not, but at the same time, the city per capita spends less on animal care and control than any other county in the bay area, just about $4 million. and even to bring the city up to the median level would take another $2 million, can you help out in this budget to bring at least this city's animal care and control up to the median level with a $2 million increase? >> i at the end think it's a perfect example of a department i have with rebecca katz talked about private and public investment and i thi

so i think you can use almost whatever term you want. e actions are despicable. >>> opening statements. the prosecution and defense beginning their case in the trial of george zimmerman. deciding zimmerman's fate -- six jurors, all women. >>> and high-wire